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...York City's offerings tend to be more business than show, with astronomical theater rents and rocketing production prices. But the only things soaring in Chicago are the skyscrapers. Aided by tax breaks, theater there is free to take bigger risks, and the payoff is enormous. "Here, you neither fail nor succeed," says Goodman Theatre artistic director Robert Falls...
...Doval’s 86 tackles and 4.5 sacks will fill in nicely for the departed Lhotak. Quarterback Pat McDermott will likely fail to even approach Mike Mitchell’s MVP status, but he won’t have to, as Penn returns first-team All-Ivy wideout Dan Castles and first-team running back Sam Mathews...
...beyond Gruber, the Crusaders fail to muster much of a downfield threat. Confesor’s replacement, Bob Turkovich, has been largely ineffective this season, forcing O’Neil to look for additional passing options closer to the line of scrimmage. So far, that has meant more touches for running back Steve Silva, who averages over 100 yards of total offense per game thanks to two outings with at least 40 yards receiving. His able hands have provided a much-needed safety outlet for O’Neil—one which might be especially necessary this weekend when...
...York City's offerings tend to be more business than show, with astronomical theater rents and rocketing production prices. But the only things soaring in Chicago are the skyscrapers. Aided by tax breaks, theater there is free to take bigger risks, and the payoff is enormous. "Here, you neither fail nor succeed," says Goodman Theatre artistic director Robert Falls. "It's purely about doing the work, so people get very good at it. Chicagoans make theaters everywhere - out of a storefront, upstairs in a building - and charge little for tickets." Chicago audiences also have an enlightened reputation. It was their...
...first you don’t succeed, try, try again. And when you fail, keep trying. And if you still fail, then think of it as an opportunity to keep trying some more...